Moalboal Sardines Run & Kawasan Falls Joiners Tour

Aside from the millions of sardines, you might also spot turtles, various fish species, and sometimes even dolphins in the waters around Moalboal. The marine biodiversity here is truly exceptional.

Morning hours, just after sunrise, are often considered the best time for visibility and to experience the sardine run, as the water is calmer and the sardines are more active.

The sardines can usually be found at depths ranging from just below the surface to about 20 meters deep, making them accessible to both snorkelers and divers.

Yes, meals are indeed included in the Kawasan Canyoneering package. Specifically, you will be treated to a delightful Filipino Ala Carte lunch at the conclusion of the canyoneering route, near the majestic Kawasan Falls. This meal is a wonderful way to replenish your energy and experience the local cuisine, featuring a selection of traditional Filipino dishes. We recommend verifying the specific menu and any dietary accommodations directly with your tour operator to ensure a satisfying dining experience after your adventure.

Wear comfortable swimwear and bring sunscreen, water, and a waterproof camera if you wish to capture the adventure.

The activity typically lasts 3 to 5 hours, depending on the pace of your group and how much time you spend at each spot.

A basic level of fitness is required as the activity involves walking, swimming, and jumping from heights. Participants should be in good health.

While non-swimmers can participate, it’s essential to inform your guide, as life vests are provided and guides ensure everyone’s safety throughout the activity.

Professional guides accompany all groups, life vests and helmets are mandatory, and safety briefings are conducted before starting the adventure.

It’s highly recommended to book in advance, especially during peak season, to secure your spot and ensure a guided experience.

Yes, it’s possible to experience both on the same day, but starting early is essential to make the most of both activities without feeling rushed.

The trails can be slippery and uneven. Your guide will help navigate the safest paths, and it’s vital to wear appropriate footwear for grip and protection.

Yes, you’re welcome to bring your own snorkeling or diving gear for the sardine run, and personal equipment like water shoes for canyoneering. However, ensure they meet safety standards and are suitable for the activity.